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<blockquote data-quote="Mike Troll" data-source="post: 2252138" data-attributes="member: 567091">I never dreamed that my selection of a CD player would come down to whether or not it has a pause button but alas it has. I am trying to piece together things for bass race next season and since I traded my deck for some speakers to a needy world finals participant I am out a deck earlier than expected. I have a chance to buy a used Eclipse CD7000 for $350 but I cant seem to find a pause button on the unit anywhere. So what are my options for CD players with a pause button? I am open to pretty much any brand as long as it has a pause button and the company makes a CD changer for it. I am looking to spend no more than $400 used or new and would really like a unit that doesnt give you a ****ing credit card remote (I lost my pioneer remote the first day...never lost my old alpine remote). The unit also needs to be new enough that it plays MP3&#039;s and high voltage preouts are a big bonus (atleast 4V)I have owned Pioneer, Alpine and Eclipse in the past and I am open to these brands again.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mike Troll, post: 2252138, member: 567091"] I never dreamed that my selection of a CD player would come down to whether or not it has a pause button but alas it has. I am trying to piece together things for bass race next season and since I traded my deck for some speakers to a needy world finals participant I am out a deck earlier than expected. I have a chance to buy a used Eclipse CD7000 for $350 but I cant seem to find a pause button on the unit anywhere. So what are my options for CD players with a pause button? I am open to pretty much any brand as long as it has a pause button and the company makes a CD changer for it. I am looking to spend no more than $400 used or new and would really like a unit that doesnt give you a ****ing credit card remote (I lost my pioneer remote the first day...never lost my old alpine remote). The unit also needs to be new enough that it plays MP3's and high voltage preouts are a big bonus (atleast 4V) I have owned Pioneer, Alpine and Eclipse in the past and I am open to these brands again. [/QUOTE]

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